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Vietnam's GDP
Latest news updates regarding Vietnam's GDP.
The VN-Index is heading towards 2,145 points as macroeconomic risks ease and GDP is forecast to grow by 8.6%.
ABS Research forecasts Vietnam's GDP growth in 2026 to reach 8.6% amid declining inflation and interest rates, paving the way for the stock market to conquer new milestones.
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Vietnam's economy is growing strongly, with its GDP poised to surpass Thailand's.
Vietnam is on track to surpass Thailand in GDP size this year, as economic growth is driven by public investment projects and a series of key infrastructure projects about to be put into operation.
UOB forecasts Vietnam's GDP growth in 2026 to reach 7%, and the USD/VND exchange rate to hit 26,300.
UOB Bank forecasts Vietnam's GDP growth in 2026 to be revised down to 7% after a strong 2025. The USD/VND exchange rate is projected to be 26,300 in the first quarter of 2026.
The first company to reach the $4 trillion mark has emerged, eight times Vietnam's GDP in 2024.
Nvidia has made history by becoming the first company in the world to reach a market valuation of $4 trillion, solidifying its position as a giant in the financial market...
Prime Minister: 'Accelerate and make breakthroughs' in implementing the country's major tasks.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized that in 2025, we must both "accelerate and break through," focusing on striving to successfully achieve the socio-economic development goals of the entire country...
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